Shaw High meets undefeated Elyria in pivotal showdown
Elyria High and Shaw High of East Cleveland clash in a key undefeated showdown with bragging rights and the regional scholastic title at stake. Shaw’s 109 points allowed contrasts with Elyria’s string of large wins led by Dangerfield and Momberger, while fans prepare for a Saturday rally and field-side fund drives.
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Clayton A. Rawson
Shaw High of
Cleveland
Shaw High
Elyna
Lora
Shaw
Lorain
Elyria
Little Big Seven
E. H.S
Dick Stevens
Houserman
O. K
Canton McKinley
Meyers
Draginsky
Radebaugh
Nelson
Nebbutt
Curtis
Hall
Momberger
Remley
Mixer
Hodgkiss
Crawford
Buswell
Reynolds
Heinzerling
Boyd
Kolopus
Kyugman
Dangerfield
Braddon
Renouard
West
Ernie” Leedale
Cleveland Press
Barton Momberger
Harold Dangerfield
Avoirdupois
Divina
Elyria High Eleven
East
Iman
Northeastern Ohio
Akron West
Fremont
Bellevue
Sandusky
Oberlin
Phil Houserman
Oberlin High
Elyria Star Quarterback Leads Victories This Season
Elyria quarterback and captain Flarold Dangerfield has starred in every Elyria win this season, signaling he will be ready to play and in shape for upcoming contests.
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Flarold Dangerfield
Elyria
Fraternity War Hits Mount Union Grid Team
Charging Coach John Thorpe with favoritism toward Alpha Pi Omega members he belongs to eight Mount Union football players quit the squad all Sigma Nu members. Whitman and Renoul t are among those who quit and the Mount Union Case game may be canceled amid fraternity tensions.
Kentucky Latonia Latonia Jockey Club Meeting Report
Racing lists Kentucky Jockey Club Latonia and Maryland Jockey Club Pimlico meetings today plus Boxing matches Jack Renault Floyd Johnson 15 rounds and Pancho Villa Tommy Nee 10 rounds. High school football scores appear for Kenton Dover Richwood Marysville Wilmington Cleveland Heights Mayfield and others.
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Kentucky Jockey Club
Latonia
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico
Olympia
London
New York
Chicago
Jack Renault
Floyd Johnson
Pancho Villa
Tommy Nee
Boston
Pacific Coast Hockey League opens season and meetups
The season starts November 12 for the Pacific Coast Hockey League with Sunday racing featured at Tanforan by the Pacific Coast Hockey Club. Other notes include the Kenne Club beach show late January and Missouri embracing polo as a college sport.
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Pacific Coast Hockey League
Pacific Coast Hockey Club
Tanforan
Washington
D.C
University of Missouri
Middle West
St. Louis
Robert Roth
Switzerland
Connaught Park Jockey Club
Ottawa
Paris
Bliss Palmer
Thomas Lipton
Prince of Wales
Royal
Chas
Industrial League Bowling Results From Gala Alleys
Three games were bowled in the Industrial League on Thursday night at Gala alleys. Ohio Public Service fire won two of three against Chinque Barbers, the second game very close. American Legion also took two of three from Columbia Steel. Oulton’s Candies won two of three from Western Automatic. No large scores were posted. Western Automatics' Dumas tallied 181 156 167 for 484.
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Ohio Public Service Fire
Thrre
Chinque Barbers
American Legion
Columbia Steel
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